DANCE AS A PART OF THE RELIGIOUS RITES
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https://doi.org/10.32461/2226-0285.2.2015.146864Keywords:
culture, dance, ritual, religious cult, cult practices, ritual dance, roundelayAbstract
The article discusses the dance as an ancient form of the artistic person, originally associated with the historical and cultural tradition of the religious rites and ritual practice of the rhythmic movement of the humanity. The dance at the same time becomes the first art form of conscious human communication. Emotional involvement in the art of dance to the sacred content of its images reflects the mentality of each nation, particularly its vocabulary, specificity of its performance.
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